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Five thoughts from the first week of NHL action for the PlayNow Sports blog.
Dobber's latest for Puck Daddy is a great read - check it out here.
There is still time to get an entry together and win some money in our DraftStreet.com contest. The contest is free, and you can win up to $300. Check the link out for more details.
Well how fun was that finish in Edmonton? The Oilers tie the game with a minute left, only to have the goal called back because of goaltender interference on Sam Gagner (I wasn't aware a goal call could be reversed on interference).
A short while later, Nail Yakupov tied the game after batting the puck in out of mid-air. His goal celebration was worth watching, to say the very least. I have included a video link of it below. The Oilers went on to win the game in OT thanks to a goal from Sam Gagner.
Don't forget - my fantasy hockey mailbag is open until tomorrow. Ask your questions here.
Semyon Varlamov's sensational start continues - he stopped all 33 shots he faced against Columbus last night. Really carrying over his strong KHL play into this NHL season.
Matt Duchene had three points for Colorado, and PA Parenteau added a goal and an assist. Parenteau seems to already be fitting in nicely to Colorado's top six group of forwards.
Columbus gave top six minutes to Anisimov, Prospal, Dubinsky, Johansen, and Umberger last night.
Patrick Marleau has started the season with three multi-goal games. Raise your hand if you had written him off a bit (as I meekly raise mine...).
Mikkel Boedker had an assist and played a team-high (among forward) 21 minutes last night for Phoenix. Great to see.
Joe Thornton added four points, and Logan Couture had two. The Sharks are wanting to prove that their window to win hasn't closed yet.
Yakupov's celebration:
Brendan Ross offers his thoughts on the 2013 draft eligible prospects at the midseason mark.
The two best forwards I have seen this season - Marian Hossa and Patrick Kane. They put on a clinic in OT against Dallas last night.
Kari Lehtonen had a whale of a game (haven't used that saying in a while) for Dallas. He is going to steal Dallas many points this season.
Last night wasn't all bad for Stars fans, though. Jamie Benn officially signed a new five year deal with a very fair cap hit of $5.25 million. Great contract for both sides.
Get your reading glasses on, because today's ramblings are very comprehensive.
Jaro Halak already has two shutouts this season - he made only 13 saves last night to shut out the Preds.
This Tarasenko guy is pretty good, isn't he? The phenom Russian scored another goal last night for the Blues.
Pietrangelo (25 minutes) and Shattenkirk (22 minutes) were the only Blues with more than 20 minutes of ice time last night.
Erik Karlsson is showing no signs of slowing down from last season - he scored another goal and had a team high four shots on goal for the Sens.
And one reason for Karlsson's great start - the seamless transition from Marc Methot into the Ottawa lineup. Methot logged 22 minutes of ice time last night and he had two helpers.
Andrei Markov looks sensational to start the season - the time off did him good. Two points and close to 25 minutes of ice time last night - those bionic ACLs are doing pretty good right now.
Raphael Diaz had two helpers and logged over 20 minutes for the Habs - he's an offensive catalyst, and the production will come with that kind of ice time.
Dirty with a capital D!
The good news for Mike Green owners - a ton of ice time, and a team high five shots on goal. the bad news - zero points, and another loss.
Are these Washington struggles a huge surprise? Three significant coaching changes/philosophical changes in 18 months?
Eric Fehr was a healthy scratch for the Caps.
Cody Hodgson had a goal last night, but won only four of 14 faceoffs for the Sabres.
The Staal brothers broke out in a big way - Eric recorded a hat trick and Jordan added two assists.
Justin Faulk also scored a goal and played a beastly seven minutes on the PK.
Nice to see some production from Zac Dalpe - two helpers in less than nine minutes of ice time.
With Hartnell out of the Flyers lineup, the early benefactors were Matt Read and Wayne Simmonds, who both saw close to or over 20 minutes of ice time.
A solid performance from Ilya Bryzgalov, who quieted his critics just a bit - he did only face 19 shots, though.
Ben Scrivens got off to a great start for the Leafs last night before imploding later on. He ended up allowing five goals on 25 shots before getting the yank.
I only caught the first period and Toronto looked pretty good - that obviously changed as the game went on....
Some good performance from Toronto - Frattin and and Gunnarson each had a goal and two helpers.
Nazem Kadri added a goal and an assist as well.
Michael Grabner and Brad Boyes combined for six points on Long Island's second offensive unit.
Scott Hartnell is going to be out for a month or two with a broken foot. Come on down Jakub Voracek and Brayden Schenn! The Flyers are really going to have their depth tested after losing Jagr in the summer.
Speaking of injuries - top Dallas prospect Radek Faksa will miss up to six weeks with a sprained MCL. He currently plays for Kitchener of the OHL.
Dustin Penner was a healthy scratch for the Kings last night against Edmonton.
Mike Gillis went on the record yesterday saying he would be willing to move Luongo to a Western Conference team if the trade was the best return Vancouver could get. I think Chicago and Edmonton are both realistic contenders to land Bobby Lu.
Dallas has called up winger Tomas Vincour from the AHL. He wasn't fully healthy a few weeks ago, but he should see some time in a checking capacity. He projects as a 12-18 goal third line winger at the NHL level.
Matt Duchene's extremely swollen chin, the result of a puck hitting it a few nights ago:
My latest post for the CanucksArmy – what should the Canucks do with Keith Ballard (both this season and beyond)?
Ballard's time in Vancouver has been marked by injuries, inconsistent play, and limited opportunities to do much of anything on the ice. Assuming Ballard isn't given top four minutes this season (and unless a few injuries strike, expect him to remain on the bottom pairing), what will the Canucks do with him this coming summer? He has two years left on his current contract (a $4.2 million cap hit).
A really, really, really good read on Jaromir Jagr from Yahoo! Sports. This column summarizes why even at the age of 40, Jagr has so much to give to the Stars, both on the ice and in the dressing room.
When Jagr arrived in Dallas, he asked for a key to the practice facility. A team official had suggested he work with a realtor to find a big place in a beautiful neighborhood, but Jagr chose an extended stay at a mid-range hotel about a block-and-a-half from the rink. Three of the first four nights he was in town, he was working out at approximately 11 p.m. The Stars think he will help Loui Eriksson and Jamie Benn, if and when Benn signs as a restricted free agent.
A very good read from DobberHockey pal Mike Colligan on the new shutdown pairing in Pittsburgh. Paul Martin wasn't very good last year, but perhaps he can turn his game around with some more structure and a more defined role.
Penguins defensive coach Todd Reirden likely wants all of his defensemen to be aggressive at their own blueline. Once forwards can "gain the blueline" — as you'll hear commentators refer to it — a ton of new options open up. In both Orpik photos above and below, you'll notice him within a sticklength of the other player, denying him space in that area of the ice.
The Minnesota Wild have recalled defenseman Jonas Brodin, and he could make his NHL debut on Friday. Don't count on much offensively from Brodin (at least right away). He is a very steady defenseman and makes a great outlet pass – he should help the team a lot.
Joffrey Lupul will be out for six weeks with a broken arm. Six weeks doesn't sound too long, but it equates to almost half of the regular season in 2013. Lupul's absence will be a tough one for Toronto to fill – it means more responsibility for the likes of van Riemsdyk and Kulemin, and it will probably mean a promotion for Matt Frattin, as well.
I haven't made any free agent or trade-related moves in my fantasy hockey leagues – I am still trying to feel out how the shortened season is going to go. I did call up Zack Kassian from my farm team – a transaction I am glad I made before Kassian's dominant performance against Calgary on Wednesday night.
I wanted to grab Cristopher Nilstorp in my keeper league for goaltending depth (Luongo/Schneider remains 1.5 goalies, as I was hoping a trade would have gone down by now), but someone scooped Nilstorp up in my league just before I could.
This photo should be up at every rink in Canada:
Ryan O'Reilly is returning from the KHL, but he remains at a standstill with the Avalanche with regards to negotiating a new contract.
On Thursday, it was announced that via mutual agreement, O'Reilly's contract with Metallurg would be terminated, citing the upcoming transfer window and an injury he suffered earlier this month.
Colorado will really miss O'Reilly the longer the season drags on – he was their best forward last season, and their depth will be tested with the season-ending ACL injury to Steve Downie.
According to John Tortorella, Chris Kreider may need some time in the AHL to continue with his development. This is a great example of the nonlinear path of development most players undergo. Kreider took the hockey world by storm with his impressive play in the postseason after turning pro back in 2012.
However, it is much tougher for rookies to sustain that kind of play over a full season – consistency is something that has to be learned a lot of the time. This doesn't change my opinion of Kreider from a long term perspective, and this shouldn't really be a huge surprise considering how deep the Rangers are at forward.
Just remember – the club refused to include him in a Rick Nash trade. They wouldn't even have moved him straight across for Nash. That just shows how they value him.
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Not as fun as these ramblings.
Draftstreet. If I owned that site I would seriously consider toning down how busy it comes off to the eyes. Way too much going on. And the skanky sport chics they use all over the site just isn't professional, and has been done to death. We all love T&A but maybe be a little creative.
Fanduel isn't perfect but it's much more welcoming, simple and user friendly.
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im loving these long ramblings that comment on every game.
keep it up guys
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In 1928, Maya Angelou was born.
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Maya Angelou, born Marguerite Johnson, was born in St. Louis, Missouri. Angelou is considered one of the finest poets of her generation. In addition, she has authored several books chronicling her youth and adolescence, including I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings.
Read aloud Maya Angelou's poem On the Pulse of Morning, which she read at President Bill Clinton's inauguration in 1993. Ask students what they can infer about the speaker of the poem and her feelings about America.
After the class has had a chance to brainstorm, share with students some biographical information about Angelou. Which events or aspects of her life are reflected in the poem? What pieces of information surprised them and why? Ask students to discuss how one's life and experiences can influence one's writing. Is there evidence of this in students' own writing?
- Women of the Hall: Maya Angelou
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- The Academy of American Poets: Maya Angelou
Biographical and bibliographical information can be found at this website, along with a few of Angelou's poems.
- Academy of Achievement: Maya Angelou
The Academy of Achievement offers a transcript and video clips of an extensive interview with Maya Angelou. The site also offers a biography of Angelou.
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Students work together to analyze three poems about America with varying points of view.
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Students' groans about studying poetry may disappear with this lesson in which students read poetry from various writers and use these poems to examine the sounds and sense of language.
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Manga Name: Fukanodesu(subject name to change)
Synopsis: Hanadora Takashi, a fifteen year old, second-year, school drop-out who goes through a number of dangerous events that are closely related to the suspicous behavior of the students that surrounds two others attending Benoto Akari High, the school he's now transferred as a student aid as after a car accident, the dissapearance of his best friend, and yet...
Hello all! I'm Tthedragon as you can see! I'm new here, but I'm desperately searching for some help. To any manga "arteest" out there, either amateur or not, consider this! For some time now, I have been planning and planning to work on my very first manga, Fukanodesu(name subject to change). I had begun concept art then actual comic panels, but it was taking a deathly long time. My art skills are..I guess..fine, but the time it takes me to create a good drawing is riduculous.
After the third re-write, I'm proud to know that the story is finished(or is it), and now, I want to stop sitting idly. I'm seeking an artist(s)who is a little bit experienced with facial expressions and poses, but it is fine either way. Background artists is also a must. Along with joining in on the project, I shall also be working side-by-side with you on inking and panels, so nothing too big will rest on you. I also plan to animate it in an episodic or OVA length in the future, and perhaps publish it, so no matter what, if you help me, maybe not during the creation of the manga, but eventually, you will get payed for all your hard work. =D I guarantee that.
Despite all the genre's listed, it really is just a Mystery, Horror. Or is it? It's not what you think. If you have any questions regarding the offer or the manga's story and production, shoot!
This goes in the Recruitment and Request forum so I'm moving it there.
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Hey! I just shot you a response to your e-mail. Thanks for your consideration!
You should post some samples of your work.
It just helps because then the "artists" on here know if they can match your style or not, and what level of difficulty this is going to be.
"Make sure the room is brightly lit and stay far away from the TV."
(Also, I'M BACK FROM THE DEAD!!!)
>>Yes, I should've thought of that.
Ah, how shall I do it? Shall I post a link?
Yeah, buddy~!
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And have a feeling they will need to be replaced 'soon' too, as I think they will be too big very soon :).
When I started, I took pics, but didnt do measurements so I dont know how many inches I'm loosing, but the belly is for sure disappearing. Last week was rough. Am at the 1/2 way point just today. Have really had to reach down deep to get the exercising taken care of properly, and not get to the point where I'm just going thru the motions. I still cant WAIT for warm / decent weather so I can get out of the home gym and do some outside workouts.. Have no problems at all with the food. Was kind like a couple of years ago when I stopped smoking. I just decided this was stupid and stopped. Kinda the same place with food. Decided there was plenty of good tasting stuff allowed here, stop eating so much sugar and sat fats, stop eating so much of the junk food, sure it 'tastes' good, but not THAT much better. And eating every 3 hours or so gives you PLENTY of good energy with proper portions..
I have been tracking weight as I've stated before, BUT am not fretting over it if it goes up a bit as I know it will come back down. Down over 20 lbs now, but feel the 'fat' loss is more then that, but dont know the exact amount, and really dont care :)
edit to add: Oh yea, I've posted it before, but DRINK THAT WATER!!! Sooo important!
Well done & congratulations on the new pair of jeans!!
Diet is truly 80% of the puzzle, so kudos to you on that front; it sounds as if you've got that part down. Keep in mind to really keep that fat burning, you need to get those muscles building. Muscle burns more fat. Also, those HIIT workouts are crucial to fat loss. Do what you need to do to talk yourself through those weight & cardio sessions. They are so important for bone & muscular health as well. And, water is very important. You are doing so many things right, keep it up!! I am sure we all do better in warmer weather; it is right around the corner.
"The only person you should try to be better than, is the person you were yesterday!"
Awesome accomplishment! I couldn't make myself buy jeans a month ago (starting week 4 today) when my friend and I went shopping. I saw the size i neede at that point but refused to spend money on pants that size! So, I am hoping to buy more in the next couple of weeks!
Also, I have some smaller jeans that I could SQUEEZE in to before the challenge started, but I can't wait to wear them and breathe at the same time! That was actually one of my goals I wrote down!
I'm on week 16 of Body for Life and went from size 40 to 34!!! I love putting on my 40's... did I really used to fit in these LOL
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University of Oregon is a public institution that was founded in 1876. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 20,809, its setting is urban, and the campus size is 295 acres. It utilizes a quarter-based academic calendar. University of Oregon's ranking in the 2014 edition of Best Colleges is National Universities, 109. Its in-state tuition and fees are $9,763 (2013-14); out-of-state tuition and fees are $29,788 (2013-14).
The University of Oregon, or UO for short, is located in Eugene, a town that bills itself on its strengths in the arts and outdoor activities. Students interested in the arts have a similarly vast array of events to choose from at UO and the surrounding community, from the Oregon Bach Festival to the Cinema Pacific Film Festival. The UO Ducks sports teams compete in the NCAA Division I Pac-12 Conference and draw a considerable amount of fans, especially in track and field and football. The school has a small but thriving Greek life with around 30 fraternities and sororities on campus. On-campus housing is not guaranteed, with spots filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Only about 20 percent of students live on campus, and the majority of these are underclassmen.
There is a dual enrollment option for students who want to take courses at both UO and a local community college. While at UO, students can give their résumés a boost through the Professional Distinctions Program, which incorporates extra academic concentrations, internships and career workshops. For graduate students, the University of Oregon has a highly ranked College of Education, as well as a law school, business school and other graduate degree programs. UO is also home to more than 30 research centers and institutes, from the Center for the Study of Women in Society to the Northwest Indian Language Institute. Notable alumni of the University of Oregon include Bill Bowerman, cofounder of Nike, Inc., and Ken Kesey, author of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest."
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One of only 62 institutions in the prestigious Association of American Universities, the University of Oregon is the flagship institution of the Oregon University System. Academic quality is the cornerstone of the University of Oregon's identity as a public research university. Students are guided by faculty members renowned for both teaching and research, including 33 fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and 12 members of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences,. Beginning in their freshman year, students take courses from faculty who are leaders in their respective fields, have opportunities to be involved in cutting-edge research in every academic discipline, and work alongside prominent scholars, assisting with their work as well as conducting original research of their own. Freshmen have the option to enroll in over 60 different Freshman Interest Groups, special course groupings in which small groups of first-year students take two core courses that are connected through a third seminar course. In addition, Freshman Seminar classes allow students to explore topics in-depth with some of Oregon's most prominent faculty members. Highly motivated students find opportunities for intellectual challenge in the Robert Donald Clark Honors College, the College Scholars program within the College of Arts and Sciences, or Research and Honors programs within individual departments. Distinctive opportunities include the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center and the Lundquist Center for Entrepreneurship within the Lundquist College of Business; the Green Chemistry Laboratory and the Alice C. Tyler Instrumentation Center, the first green chemistry facilities of their kind in the nation; the Lorry I. Lokey Laboratories building that is encased in bedrock nineteen feet below the ground, providing an optimal setting for nanoscience research; extensive opportunities for overseas study and internships; and Future Music Oregon, a center in the School of Music that explores sound and its composition through the innovative use of computers and new technologies. At the University of Oregon, more than 24,000 men and women study in idyllic, lush settings in the heart of the rugged Pacific Northwest where the dramatic Oregon coast is an hour's drive to the west, and the Cascade Mountains are an hour to the east, allowing easy access to both winter and summer sports and activities. The university's mid-range size gives it the ambience of a smaller institution, but with the benefit of the resources of a major research institution. The University of Oregon's 295-acre main campus is located in Eugene, nationally recognized as one of America's most livable cities, as well as one of its best college towns. The university is a community of scholars dedicated to the highest standards of academic inquiry, learning, and service who recognize that knowledge is the fundamental wealth of civilization. Students come to Oregon because they find faculty and fellow students who share their belief that education should inspire and prepare people to make a difference in the world. The University of Oregon challenges students to change the world by giving them the skills and knowledge to question critically, think logically, communicate clearly, act creatively, and live ethically.
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When applying to University of Oregon, it's important to note the application deadline is January 15, and the early action deadline is November 1. Scores for either the ACT or SAT test are due February 15. The application fee at University of Oregon is $50. It is selective, with an acceptance rate of 74.2 percent.
For more information about the tests, essays, interviews, and admissions process, visit the Applying to College knowledge center.
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The student-faculty ratio at University of Oregon is 19:1, and the school has 42.2 percent of its classes with fewer than 20 students. The most popular majors at University of Oregon include: Business/Commerce, General; Psychology, General; Sociology; Political Science and Government, General; and Economics, General. The average freshman retention rate, an indicator of student satisfaction, is 85 percent.
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University of Oregon has a total undergraduate enrollment of 20,809, with a gender distribution of 48 percent male students and 52 percent female students. At this school, 20 percent of the students live in college-owned, -operated, or -affiliated housing and 80 percent of students live off campus. University of Oregon is part of the NCAA I athletic conference.
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University of Oregon offers a number of student services including nonremedial tutoring, women's center, placement service, day care, health service, and health insurance. University of Oregon also offers campus safety and security services like 24-hour foot and vehicle patrols, late night transport/escort service, 24-hour emergency telephones, lighted pathways/sidewalks, and controlled dormitory access (key, security card, etc). Alcohol is permitted for students of legal age at University of Oregon.
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At University of Oregon, 43.7 percent of full-time undergraduates receive some kind of need-based financial aid and the average need-based scholarship or grant award is $5,955.
Paying for college doesn't have to be difficult or devastating. Go to the Paying for College knowledge center to get advice on raising cash and reducing costs.
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Tough opener awaits Cyclones
By Tim Chambers
MURFREESBORO — Gas was 24 cents a gallon, a postage stamp cost 4 cents and the Everly Brothers had nothing to do but dream when Elizabethton last played in the TSSAA state baseball tournament. Fifty-five years later, they're back.
The Cyclones (28-10) drew a tough first round opponent in Pigeon Forge (35-2) but it's only fitting. The boys at 'Betsy have done things the hard way all season long.
Today they'll try and pull off another remarkable feat when they take the field in Smyrna at 6:30 (CST) to play the Tigers. A win by "Cardiac Clones" would rip the hearts out of what is expected to be a large following from Sevier County.
Elizabethon could see South Carolina signee Wil Crowe take the mound but it's questionable.
He tossed a no-hitter against Greeneville on Friday night striking out 12 batters while allowing only one base runner. More importantly, he threw only 74 pitches. It's not many but they add up when you're constantly offering up 94 mile-per-hour fast balls.


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February 1, 2013
"You never want a serious crisis to go to waste," said Mayor Rahm Emanuel a few years ago.
"And what I mean by that," he said, "it's an opportunity to do things you could not do before."
Things you could not do before?
Or things you would not do before?
Like hiring enough police to fight the gangs that are shooting and killing on the South and West sides?
Police have been retiring in droves, but because of a city treasury spent down to nothing over the years, City Hall hasn't been able to hire young cops in droves.
And after more than 500 homicides last year, and 42 last month (the most since 2002), Chicago and its mayor face a reckoning:
The cops are overworked and undermanned. The street gangs are fractured into smaller cliques that are even more deadly. And the rest of us are hearing almost every day about another homicide victim or two or three added to the death toll.
"Forty-two deaths in January is crazy," said a West Side cop with more than 20 years on the job who works in a high-crime district. "This is supposed to be the slow time. If we've got 42 deaths in January, what's it going to be in July?"
The death of 15-year-old Hadiya Pendleton is Emanuel's crisis now.
She was a high school band majorette and good student who participated in an anti-gang video at school. Recently she was in Washington to perform during inauguration festivities for President Barack Obama. The White House has expressed its condolences over her death.
Chicago politicians — including Emanuel and Obama — find it easier to fight for gun control than to fight the gangs.
Pendleton's killing forced Emanuel to make a public announcement Thursday that he's shifting 200 desk-bound cops onto the street, a plan dismissed as thin public relations by the police union.
"It isn't working, and it's failed miserably," Fraternal Order of Police spokesman Pat Camden said of overall police manpower during a midmorning radio interview with me on WLS-AM 890.
"And a (murder) clearance rate of some 30 percent is absurd because you can't put in new detectives, because you don't have the patrolmen to replace them," Camden said. "And we keep playing smoke-and-mirrors games."
City Hall begs to differ.
"We disagree," an administration official told me. "The mayor's been absolutely clear and firm that the Police Department will remain at full strength and that we will hire as many officers as we need to maintain that strength."
Full strength is a relative term, always shifting, but at his news conference, the mayor portrayed the personnel change as proactive, rather than as reactive.
"Before a flame becomes a fire, to put it out," Emanuel said. "And to actually, basically saturate and exhaust an area and have the resources to do that."
That saturation strategy sounds remarkably like one he rejected, the one developed under a previous administration t flood problem neighborhoods with aggressive cops and pressure the gangs.
Up on the podium with Emanuel on Thursday at the South Side's Area Central Headquarters were the usual suspects — police Superintendent Garry McCarthy, aldermen and community leaders.
It looked exactly like so many others you've seen over the years — other desperate mayors coming up with grand plans.
"We already have more than 200 officers citywide doing exactly what we're talking about," said McCarthy. "Getting these officers out the door quickly from their assignments — which, by the way, we just identified — putting them into a place where they can make a difference. This was the simplest, easiest, best assignment that we could do, was put them into the area task forces."
The senior cops we talked to after Emanuel's crisis-management public relations event weren't impressed.
"We've had more retired than those hired — it's all smoke and mirrors," said the veteran West Side cop.
The waves of police retirements aren't the only problem where he works. The main problem, he says, is the brazen attitude of the gangbangers. He doesn't think their boss from New York, Superintendent McCarthy, gets it.
"There's no fear of the police by the criminal element — that's the real problem," said the longtime officer. "This ain't New York, and he (McCarthy) wants to run it like it's New York. We have more modern gangs than they have in New York. Our gangs go elsewhere in the country and set up shop."
A South Side veteran said the mayor's new initiative — shoveling clerical personnel onto the street — is in effect Emanuel's admission that police are understaffed.
"They can no longer say that manpower isn't down ... there's no doubt about that," said the officer, who has experience as a beat cop, detective and watch commander. "And this is a way of getting more policemen on the streets without spending money."
While the Chicago news media focus often on Englewood on the South Side and West Garfield Park on the West, other neighborhoods are about to boil over, cops say.
As an example, he cited the gangs of Marquette Park. The Southwest Side area's African-American and Latino gangs are breaking up into block-by-block factions that are feuding with each other, coordinating fights through social media, he said.
""It's a huge breakdown in gang leadership," he said. "They're all factioned off."
The crisis is building for a smart mayor in a tough spot. It's all his now. He owns it.
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Aggron is a neat Pokémon with good stat distribution and a good movepool—it is just hampered by two terrible 4x weaknesses to very common attack types. Aggron is a real force in the UU environment, battering everything in sight with STAB Head Smash from an impressive base 110 Attack.
What sets Aggron apart from other Rock-types is its Steel typing. This gives Aggron a whole slew of resistances, which means it will have an easier time switching into moves such as Ice Beam and U-turn than most Rock-types.
With Choice Band and a Jolly nature, Aggron reaches an astounding 478 Attack. Aggron is easily capable of switching into battle thanks to its numerous resistances. Head Smash is Aggron's main form of attack due to its absurd Base Power, good offensive typing, and STAB. Aqua Tail pairs nicely with Head Smash, hitting those Pokemon hoping to switch into a Rock attack (such as Rock/Ground-types) for super effective damage. Low Kick nails Pokemon such as Steelix, Regirock, and Registeel for an easy 2HKO, while Ice Punch destroys Torterra. If you don't fear Torterra setting up, and you need a way to reliably take out bulky Grass or Water Pokemon, Toxic is a good option over Ice Punch.
With a Jolly nature, Aggron will almost always outrun defensive Milotic, and basically any other defensive Pokemon. However, an Adamant nature is viable, boosting Aggron's Attack to 525, meaning Aggron will hit that much harder. Aggron still outpaces most of the walls in UU, but there are defensive Pokemon, such as Milotic and Venusaur, who can easily be faster than Aggron with just 8 or 12 EVs invested in Speed.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Aggron has decent bulk with some HP investment, especially on the physical side, allowing it to easily set up a Substitute on many Pokemon. It also helps that Aggron has quite the ability to force switches with its dangerous 150 Base Power Head Smash attack. The major thing holding Aggron back is its 4x weakness to the ever-common Ground-type attacks, so that's where Magnet Rise comes in. With Magnet Rise, Aggron is barely touchable by its usual counters, who rely on Earthquake to hit Aggron. This means Pokemon such as Donphan will be forced to use Stone Edge, which merely 3HKOes Aggron's Substitute. Pokemon such as Steelix and Donphan are also hit hard by Focus Punch, another 150 Base Power move (though it lacks STAB). The strategy is pretty straightforward: you come in on one of the many attacks that Aggron resists and set up a Substitute. If the opponent switches in a Pokemon such as the previously mentioned Donphan or Steelix, use Magnet Rise. Proceed to destroy your opponent's team from behind your Substitute with Head Smash and Focus Punch. If your opponent has Roar on their Steelix or Donphan, it may be wise to just use Focus Punch instead of Magnet Rise, especially if you have used Magnet Rise earlier in the match.
84 Speed outruns minimum Speed Clefable and Weezing, allowing Aggron to hit them with Head Smash or set up Substitute before getting hit by a status effect. This also helps against Brave Cloyster who runs Surf and would otherwise break your Substitute or even OHKO you before you can OHKO it. 160 HP EVs reaches a Leftovers point +1 HP, allowing Aggron to use Substitute five times from full health. The remaining EVs are put in Special Defense to allow Aggron to more easily switch into Choiced Shadow Ball and Dark Pulse, but they can also be placed into Speed.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
With Head Smash and a very respectable Attack stat, the only thing stopping Aggron from plowing through teams is its poor Speed. Of course, this can be remedied by Rock Polish, which boosts Aggron's Speed to a whopping 398, outrunning Pokemon such as Dugtrio, Alakazam, and Sceptile, even with a Speed boosting nature. It also outpaces neutral natured base 80s with Choice Scarf, but with a Jolly nature, Aggron is faster than base 80s with Choice Scarf and a Speed boosting nature; however, it really appreciates the power from Adamant, as it secures 2HKOs on Tangrowth and Regirock, while giving Aggron a much higher chance of OHKOing Rhyperior.
Aggron needs to focus on super effective coverage, as Head Smash is so powerful that it will do more than almost any other attack even when resisted. Aqua Tail 2HKOes Donphan and OHKOes almost every Rock- or Ground-type, which are Aggron's most common switch-ins. Low Kick 2HKOes Regirock and can KO Registeel if it switches into Stealth Rock and a Head Smash. Ice Punch can be used over Low Kick if you prefer beating Torterra, who is KOed after switching into Head Smash.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
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Aggron can run Screech in order to beat some of its common counters. After a Screech, Head Smash OHKOes most Pokemon without a Rock resistance, and Donphan, Claydol, and Rhyperior are all KOed by Aqua Tail. Since it doesn't need an Adamant nature to attain these KOes, Aggron can run a Jolly nature, which allows it to outpace defensive Milotic and OHKO it with Head Smash after Screech. However, most of Aggron's common switch-ins are 2HKOed by Head Smash or by a Head Smash followed by the appropriate coverage move anyway. As such, you are better off just outright attacking in most cases.
Aggron could run a more defensive set with sandstorm support, but it is almost always outclassed by other bulky Rock-types due to its low HP. Stealth Rock is also an option as a filler, but Aggron will almost always be doing more harm by crushing the opponent with Head Smash.
Iron Tail is an option as well, especially if you pair Aggron with Gravity to compensate for its poor accuracy. It has decent coverage with Head Smash and has a chance to lower the target's Defense.
A decent Trick Room set could be used since Aggron is slow and hits like a mack truck; Head Smash will destroy almost anything that doesn't resist it. The trouble is when Trick Room isn't up, Aggron is too specially frail to do anything without getting OHKOed first. Even with Aggron's horrible Speed, Choice Scarf is a viable option. With a Choice Scarf, Aggron can outrun Pokemon with base 95 Speed, and it still hits hard enough to 2HKO Milotic after Stealth Rock.
Checks and Counters
Switching into a 225 Base Power (factoring in STAB) attack, from an Attack stat of 350, is no easy task. Resisting Head Smash isn't enough; you need to resist it and have impressive Defense. Donphan, Nidoqueen, and Claydol wall Aggron's Fighting and Rock attacks, but they need to beware of Choice Band Ice Punch and Aqua Tail. Milotic can switch in and OHKO Aggron if it packs 8 Speed EVs to outrun Aggron as well. Hitmontop can switch into Head Smash after an Intimidate and OHKO with a STAB Fighting attack. Quagsire and Gastrodon are only 3HKOed by Aggron's Head Smash as long as there are no Spikes on the field, and they can Recover and set up Curse. In OU, Swampert and Hippowdon are the two best counters since they resist Head Smash and aren't hit too hard by Aggron's coverage moves. They can both send STAB Earthquakes at Aggron, which will easily OHKO.
Revenge killing is far easier, especially if Rock Polish isn't in effect. Any Pokémon with a super effective special attack, or simply any Fighting- or Ground-type attack, will easily OHKO Aggron. Vacuum Wave works great if you need to revenge kill Aggron after Rock Polish, since it will likely not be able to survive it as long as it's coming from a decent Special Attack stat. Mach Punch will do well too, but Aggron can survive as long as it has a decent amount of HP left.
Most neutral special attacks will do good damage; just beware of Aggron's high attack power when using frail special sweepers.


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540 Clement St, San Francisco, CA | Directions 9411837.783058 -122.465158
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Neighborhoods: Inner Richmond, Northwest
Citysearch Editorial Review – There's nothing particularly mind-blowing about the 540 Club, packed amid a multitude of other bars in the Clement corridor, but don't tell the loyal regulars that. The decor feels a little thrown together--red velvet curtains drape above the bench seating, a disco ball that's a little too big for the setting spins above a small dance floor, and a Kansas Jayhawks banner hangs in the front—but the staff and patrons are friendly, making the 540 a pleasant place to knock back a few. The crowd varies from college students to middle-aged professionals, depending on the night, and 540 hosts theme parties like Malentine's Day, Prom Night, and Catholic School Karaoke. On the first and third Saturdays of the month bartender Philo DJs spins 60s-era soul and R+B on 45s.
Inner Richmond hangout entices a collegiate crowd with dirt-cheap drink specials. – Lots of seating is available on a black banquette beneath rotating art exhibits, which have included photos of musicians like Outkast and Sting. On any given night, however, the front dartboards may be obstructed by co-eds waiting to order drinks at the bar. Further back, a red-felt pool table sits below a large screen that might be projecting horror flicks, while an eclectic jukebox or DJ keeps the atmosphere upbeat and trendy with tunes ranging from hip-hop to drum-and-bass.
I don't know what bar these other reviewers are talking about – The bar was seedy, as well as the people inhabiting it. as relating to the review, "don't come here if you're stupid..." I am a very bright person a recommend people rethink their reviews -- No interesting conversation whatsoever from others, just creepy lurking men. The place smelled like urine, too, and there was no pool table as advertised. We left after the first round.
Best Bar in the City – If you avoid the marnia and the north beach bars (including it's wannabe frat boys & stuck up girls) like the plague, then this is the place for you. The drinks are priced right, the music is always bumping, and the bartenders are super friendly. Check this place out on a week night when it's a little slower and your bartender with actually talk and drink with you. Ton of locals on the weekend and a super chill crowd make this my favorite bar.
Home Away From Home – If you are stupid don't come to the 540 Club. This is a great place to listen to all sorts of music, watch a ballgame, and have geats conversations. The bartenders are the best in the city, Just ask anyone.
Hotspot on the "Clement Street Riviera" – Trendy spots come and go, but spaces that truly define cool are surprisingly rare in the renowned bohemian enclave of San Francisco. Blame it on "gentrification"-- long gone are the haunts of legends like Burroughs, Kerouac, Ginsberg, LaVey, and the proto-hippies. The good news is, there are still places that offer a salon-like atmosphere for the culturally eskew. The 540, with ever-changing original art exhibits adorning its Paris-brothel wallpaper, up-and-coming deejays, post-modern cinema on the big screen, a top-notch staff, and a jukebox with over 100,000 songs, supports a steady stream of colorful characters ranging from up-and-coming social critics to transient Bukowski wannabes. And did I mention the surrounding neighborhood is like a postcard from Shanghai?
The Best Bar in S. F. – What can I say? The 540 Club totally rocks. I love the jukebox, the DJs and the Sunday nite trivia contest. Not to mention Happy Hour. Behind the bar, Erin and Brooks also make the best mojitos this side of Havana. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly. Just a terrific neighborhood watering hole, although it tends to get a bit crowded weekends after 9 pm... as it should.
Swanky and cozy? Rock and roll! – The bar has several DJ nights, now, but the main draw is the place itself. Not even the French cafes downtown have such a genteel outdoors see and be seen scene. Go inside for jaw droppingly gorgeous wood and brass fixtures - the hooks under the bartop are capacious enough to hold a leather jacket and a backpack, or even one of those baguette purses the sorority girls love. But you won't see many of those here. It's a diverse crowd, good for making new friends or bumping into those you haven't seen in 10 years. And they have Chimay on tap.
In a word, cool. In many words... – This place could revolutionize the Richmond. Have one conversation with the owner or staff and you'll see--they're all about creating a laid-back atmosphere for us non-pretentious city folk to put down a few. The drinks are potent, the jukebox rocks harder than anything you've ever seen, and the service is absolutely perfect. Do yourself a favor and go there. TONIGHT. The more money the 540 makes, the longer you'll be able to go to your new favorite San Francisco bar.
540 Club – This bar is a great place to swish down a few (or more) cocktails at very reasonable prices, meet and mingle with cool people, play anything you want from the great jukebox and smoke on the patio for some people watching. Since it's changed owners the ambience has really improved - FINALLY a place in the inner richmond that has a very cool vibe and stands out from all the Irish bars that line clement street. Definitely stop by for the drink specials and special events, like trivia nite on sunday - drink and expand your mind at the same time - The parties are fabulous though it can get very packed. The fun, attentive and hot bartenders always help out! If you're lucky you'll catch the new owner serving them up himself - even bettah!
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The State of Texas will have their Arbor Day Celebration on April 25, at Veterans Park in Northeast El Paso (5301 Salem). The event will have school children from nearby Fannin Elementary performing as well as assisting with planting the trees in the neighborhood. The Arbor Day Celebration also includes a State proclamation from Governor Rick Perry and a City proclamation that will be presented by Mayor John Cook on April 8. The city has developed many innovative ways by working with various community groups to provide a greater tree canopy in the city - as recognized by these State and City proclamations.
"Trees in the community cleanse the air, serve as an air filter and also the more trees to have they help in taking many pollutants out of the air," says Barry Russell, assistant director of the City Parks and Recreation Department.


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From its ergonomic wide-screen layout and touch-screen interface, to the station control toggle switches and dual USB ports, every feature of this control is designed to make life easier. The touchable, graphical user interface provides more information and feedback to the operator. Important information is always visible, and operating steps are clear and intuitive, guiding the operator every step of the way.
The Vision T5 features a large, bright 18.5" wide-format touch-screen. The ergonomic wide-screen layout means less vertical arm motion, with controls positioned for easy access. Dual USB ports are positioned to prevent interference. Simple up/down toggle switches give intuitive operation of station lifters, and are easily serviced or added in the field.
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The built-in Process Database simplifies cutting tool setup by automatically setting parameters such as cutting speed, kerf offset, and timers based on material thickness, material type and cut quality desired. The operator sees a picture and part number for the wear parts that are needed, for both plasma and oxy-fuel torches.
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Lady Landers can't handle hot Union City
MURFREESBORO – Cloudland's girls led by a point at halftime, but couldn't handle a hot Union City team down the stretch in a 45-29 loss on Thursday in the Class A state basketball tournament quarterfinals at Murphy Center.
The Lady Highlanders finished 24-12.
Brooke Rhodes, a Ms. Basketball candidate and headed to play collegiately at Presbyterian, totaled 14 points, 15 rebounds and two steals. Courtney Wilson totaled six points and eight boards.
Union City (31-3) moves onto the semifinals today at 3:30 p.m. (EST) against the winner of Clarkrange and Summertown.
The Golden Tornadoes got 14 points from Jackie Hudson. Raven Fair and Tory Reedy added eight apiece, while Tamara Nettles hit six.
The Highlanders were 9 of 14 at the foul line. Union City was a perfect of 11 of 11, 8 of 8 in the final period.
Cloudland's last lead was 15-13 to open the third quarter. The Tornadoes went up by seven, before the Highlanders pulled within 26-24 heading in the fourth quarter.
The deficit was cut to 31-28, before a pair of 3-pointers from Union City turned the momentum.
The Highlanders grabbed a 14-13 halftime advantage on Rhodes' put-back at the buzzer. She scored eight before intermission, six in the second quarter.
Union City led 9-4 through one period. The Tornadoes shot 40 percent from the field in the first half, while Cloudland was 26 percent from the floor and went 1 of 2 at the line.
The Highlanders won the battle on the boards 31-29.
This was the Highlanders' fifth trip to the state tournament, all under Birchfield, without a victory.


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SHADYSIDE - Shadyside High School placed second overall in its own tournament followed by Union Local, who came in third. West Salem Northwest was the tournament champion.
Shadyside was led by Alex Quinn who won the 152-pound title and Ike Williams who placed first in the 285-pound class.
Zac Sowers (120) and James Earliwine (132) were the first-place finishers from Union Local.
For Monroe Central, Rodney Richter captured the 106-pound title while Cole Mathews won at 220.
Josh Davis and Christian Edmund won the 145- and 170-pound classes, respectively, for Beallsville.
Christian Roe (195) was the only first place finisher for Weirton Madonna.


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Just got home after having my naturally curly hair colored and cut by PJ. What a mess I was when I walked in!! Not only did I have frizzy, dried out hair, I had taken the sissors to it one day when my curls were just getting to me and really made a mess. PJ fixed everything!! He worked his magic and when I walked out I looked like a million dollars! I can not say enough about him, all I can say is he is by far the best stylist I have ever had, without a doubt. If you looking for someone who will take the time to work with you and explain things, he's your man. You will not be sorry, I promise!
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This could be very well considered Junk Science,
or is it?
Does anyone remember when the data of second hand smoke came out? And, everyone called it crap. Does anyone now want to sit in the same room with smokers?
I am just curious. I remember all the people saying it was non-sense, even co-workers of mine. They used to laugh at me, when I complained.
(My cat is turning 21 in January, and never had a girl cat, he wants a good looking Calico for his birthday, lol, a friend of mine has promised him one) so, he is running away from the microwave until, after his big day. then, he can melted down with a big smile on his face, and he wants a smoke.
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Well it worked...
He's sitting quietly on the couch watching ESPN with a beer in his paw...
is he smoking?


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Bucks County 2 - Road To Temptation : Joey Cooper, Jason Goodman
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Jason Goodman and Joey Cooper are feeling that hot surge in their loins that comes when you need to bust a nut with the guy you're with. An old tractor looks inviting. They nuzzle like a couple of young colts. Jason unbuttons his jeans and Joey takes over, giving Jason's cock and balls an oral workout. Joey is a cute collegiate type -- clean-cut, with dark wavy hair, no tattoos or piercings. Jason is more the linebacker type, with a diamond stud and some body ink. Jason lies along the huge tire of the tractor, his spine arched, his nipples and cock upright while Joey sucks him. Come time to swap, Jason sucks Joey, then Joey lies belly-down over the tire for Jason to eat his ass. That same tire provides ballast when Jason sinks his cock in Joey's tight white hole. Joey is transported to a 'fuck me' state of consciousness, in which the world is reduced to cock and ass. They find a bench for Joey to lie on, and Jason fucks and sucks him at the same time. Joey spits in his hand and starts jacking his way to orgasm, cumming in high arcs just as Jason pulls out of his ass and covers Joey's pubes with his spunk.
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Originally published: Jan 16, 2014 - 9:36 pm
Originally published: Jan 16, 2014 - 9:36 pm
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- Chris Karpman, ASU Devils.com - Wednesday April 9ASU Devils.com Chris Karpman discusses the new student athletic fee.
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Carolyn Martin, M.D.Carolyn Martin, M.D.
OB/GYN Physician, Obstetrics and Gynecology
Gynecological Surgery, Gynecology, Hysterectomy (Laparascopic Supracervical), Hysterectomy Vaginal (Laparoscopic-assisted), Infertility, Laparoscopy, Myomectomy (Hysteroscopic), Obstetrics, Vaginal Birth after Caesarean, Women's Health
- Accepting Children: Unknown
- Accepting New Patients: Yes
- Accepting Medicare: Yes
- Accepting Medicaid/DSHS: No
Bill Insurance, VISA, Master Card, Cash, CheckInsurance Accepted:
Contact this office for accepted insurance plans.Additional Information:
Engaging patient as partners in their health to build a personalized plan for them.Personal Interests
I enjoy running, tennis and an occasional triathlon or 1/2 marathon. Most of my time out of the office is spent transporting kids to various events!Medical School
University of Washington School Of MedicineResidency
University of Utah Medical CenterFellowship(s)
Oregon Health Sciences University, Stanford University Medcial CenterBoard Certifications
Obstetrics & GynecologyLanguages:
EnglishProfessional Associations:
ACOG, PNOGA, Seattle OB/Gyn AssociationAwards:
Award for excellence - paper Society of Perinatal Obstetricians 1996Additional Information:
Seattle OB/GYN Group
1101Madison St, Ste 950
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone: (206) 682-5800
Fax: (206) 233-9657
- Monday
- 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
- Thursday
- 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
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